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Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys - In The Pines
Review by Sue Iwan
In The Pines is a bluegrass album by Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys that was released in 1972. The album consists of 12 tracks that showcase the band's exceptional musicianship and Monroe's distinctive vocals.
The album's title track, "In The Pines," is a haunting traditional song that has been covered by numerous artists over the years. Monroe's version is particularly memorable, with his mournful vocals and the band's tight harmonies. Other standout tracks include "My Rose Of Old Kentucky," "Footprints In The Snow," and "Memories Of Mother."
The instrumentation on the album is superb, with Monroe's mandolin leading the way and the other band members providing impeccable support. The album's production is also noteworthy, with a clear and crisp sound that allows the listener to appreciate the nuances of the music.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Moon Of Kentucky | 2:05 | |
| Used To Be | 2:05 | |
| The First Whippoorwill | 2:51 | |
| The First Whipporwill | ||
| Footprints In The Snow | 2:39 | |
| In The Pines | 3:09 | |
| New Mule Skinner Blues | 2:28 | |
| My Little Georgia Rose | 3:05 | |
| Plant Some Flowers By My Graveside | ||
| Cabin Of Love | 2:37 | |
| Close By | 2:28 | |
| Uncle Pen | 2:43 | |
| Sittin' Alone In The Moonlight | 2:27 | |
| Plant Some Flowers By My Grave | 2:37 | |
| Uncle Pen |
Video
Bill Monroe ::: Footprints In The Snow (with lyrics)
Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys - In the Pines
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Catalog Numbers
- CCS-CD-114
- REB 853
- 9-28416
Labels
- MCA
- Rebel Records of Canada
- Decca
Listen online
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Formats
- CD
- Compilation
- Mono
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- 7"
- 45 RPM
About Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
Bluegrass band founded & led by , founded in 1938 and active until Monroe's death in 1996.
Name Vars
- BILL MONROE AND HIS BLUEGRASS BOYS
- Bill Monroe & Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe & Bluegrass Boys
- Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
- Bill Monroe & The Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys
- Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass
- Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Ramblers
- Bill Monroe And His Bluegrass Boys
- Bill Monroe And The Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe And The Bluegrass Boys
- Bill Monroe With The Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe With The Blue Grass Boys,
- Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Monroe's & His Blue Grass Boys
- Bill Munroe And His Blue Grass Boys
- Hall Of Famer Bill Monroe And His Blue Grass Boys
- Б. Монро & Eго Блюграсс Бойз
Aliases
- The Blue Grass Boys
Members
- Byron Berline
- Richard Greene
- Gordon Terry
- Bill Monroe
- Peter Rowan
- Roland White
- Mac Wiseman
- Vic Jordan
- Glen Duncan
- Bill Keith
- Bill Yates
- Jim Eanes
- Carter Stanley
- Earl Scruggs
- Lester Flatt
- Pete Pyle
- Del McCoury
- Dale Potter
- Bill Westbrook
- Clyde Moody
- Tommy Magness
- Chubby Wise
- Vassar Clements
- Jimmy Martin
- Benny Martin
- Carl Story
- Art Stamper
- Art Wooten
- Bruce Nemerov
- Buddy Pendleton
- Tex Willis
- Howard Watts
- David \"Stringbean\" Akeman
- Sally Ann Forrester
- Birch Monroe
- Rudy Lyle
- Sonny Osborne
- L. E. White
- Don Reno
- Jack Hicks
- Jackie Phelps
- Bob Black
- Kenny Baker
- Howdy Forrester
- Red Stanley
- Don Stover
- Ralph \"Joe\" Meadows
- Charlie Cline
- Bobby Hicks
- Mark Hembree
- Gene Lowinger
- Monroe Fields
- Doug Hutchens
- James Monroe
- Jack Cooke
- David Deese
- Tom Ewing
- Douglas B. Green
- Eddie Adcock
- Butch Robins
- Joe Stuart
- Chick Stripling
- Bessie Lee Mauldin
- Sandy Rothman
- Tony Ellis
- Billy Joe Foster
- Ben Pedigo
- Lamar Grier
- Blake Williams
- Bill Price
- Larry Richardson
- Tater Tate
- Randy Davis
- Robert Lee Pennington
- Porter Church
- William (Skip) Payne
- Bill Box
- Frank Buchanan
- Jim Smoak
- Bobby Atkins
- Bobby Smith
- Ernie Sykes
- Ralph Lewis
- Robert Bowlin
- Roger Smith
- Dana Cupp
- Raymond Huffmaster
- Curtis Blackwell
- Guy Stevenson
- Bill Holden
- Oscar Shorty Shehan
- Jake Landers
- Johnny Montgomery
- Jim Shumate
- Arnold Terry
- Gregg Kennedy
- Bob Johnson
- Larry Beasley
- Curtis McPeake
- Wayne Lewis
- Joel Price
- Jim Moratto
- Noah Crase
- Connie Gately
- Leslie Sandy
- Benny Williams
- Merle \"Red\" Taylor
- R. C. Harris
- Joe Forrester
- Bill Duncan
- Joe Drumright
- Enos Johnson
- Earl Snead
- Jack Thompson
- Travis Stewart
- Curly Bradshaw
- Mike Feagan
- Wayne Jerrolds
- Jack Youngblood
- Bobby Lester
- Billy Rose
- Charles M. Smith
- Jimmy Maynard
- Steve Arkin
- Lonnie Hoppers
- Carlos Brock
- Randy Franks
- Jimmy Campbell
- Vic Daniels
- Billy Baker
- Dale Morris
- Gene Christian
- Charley Smith
- Bob Jones
- Mark Kuykendall
- Edd Mayfield
- Norman Keith Spicher
Summary by Sue Iwan
Comments
I'm learning the fiddle part ?
Im 7 and this shit slaps
I heard a parody to this song, titled "blow our noses in the snow" but that was years ago so I would like to find the lyrics.
My mother used to play this on the guitar and sing this song to me when I was a small child.
I'm here because of this french cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9KVeX6djjI
How do I get a stimulus check ? I never received my first one either . Any help would be appreciated . Last filled out taxes in 2018
Don't that knock yor hat in the creek ?Don't that far you up? Don't that shuck ye corn?
I remember listening to this song when I was about 8 years old. What beautiful music...it makes my soul sing. Thank you youtube and to the person who took their time to record this. God bless you!
You need to change your description, “footprints in the snow” was released in 1946 not 1952!
Never been able to get this song out of my head from 1986 WAMC Albany playing it often when I lived up there
I must be old cause I remember this the first time around.
@Rikkyhardo Considering your last two comments, I assess you to be a danger to animals every where when you are motorin'. I shall report you to peta immidiately and the anti-fox hunting party will strip you of your license..ha ha ha
Recorded 18th July 1952 at Castle Studios , Nashville. Personnel :- Bill Monroe ( vocal and mandolin), Jimmy Martin ( guitar), Sonny Osborne ( banjo), Ernie Newton ( bass), Charlie Cline ( fiddle) . Pretty decent line up I would say!!
When CMT was worth listening to... now it's pay to listen (music sucks too)
WOWWWWWWW NEED A LOT OF BEER FOR THIS ONE BROTHER ,,,DOOSSSYYY DOOOOUUU
I'm 53 and just discovered this music.Awesome.
Mr. Monroe RIP our former USA is gone now.
everyone say his age lol so i'm 35yo (near 36) and same i'm musician i was bassist but now i'm a banjo picker because of one band " linked" to the style a band of "rockgrass" called Hayseed dixies in short it's metal/rock song covered with bluegrass intruments and style of playing but keeping rock technique in ! please go look at them! Bill monroe is the father of blugrass so it's one of the "gods" of my music ;)!
I'm 62 man, and discovered this music about about 3 or 4 years ago ... and realised bluegrass is awesome
The nerve of Bill to travel back in time 50 years and nick a Nirvana song. I'm outraged!
K K K BITCH !! ?????
Kurt Cobain caught the spirit of this song as well as the others. we don't own these performances, they are in a spirit that lives on.
How many people know this is about a cave?
Hard to believe Nirvana covered this song 50 years after this.
Heads it's Leadbelly, tails it's Monroe: either side we win.
wgat a load of
